The phrase "answer consistent with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that a response aligns or agrees with a particular standard, expectation, or previous statement.
Example: "The committee expects an answer consistent with the guidelines provided in the report."
Alternatives: "response in line with" or "reply that aligns with".
If we take into account what has been said so far, it is clear that the only answer consistent with a constructivist approach is that systems can anticipate their environment since the environment let itself never be anticipated.
An answer consistent with TB stigma was scored with one point.
An answer consistent with stigma towards TB was scored with one point.
Those who gave an answer consistent with the current guidelines of 150 min/week were considered correct.
This is followed by, "On each of the days someone of your age does moderate physical activity, how many minutes a day should they do it for it to be good for their health?" Those who gave an answer consistent with contemporary MVPA guidelines of 30 min/day on 5 days/week were considered correct.
"We find answers consistent with quantum mechanics to an enormously strong degree, and enormously out of whack with an Einstein-like prediction," Kaiser says.
In other words, it's a pre-meditated campaign strategy to win over voters: I think the governor answered consistent with his philosophy, consistent with what frankly a lot of Americans and a lot of Republicans believe — that the climate it changing.
Although the results for both the conventional and the alternative procedure were elicited during the same experimental session, it was unlikely that subjects used their memory in the alternative procedure to give the answers consistent with the gauge durations in the conventional procedure.
An answer not consistent with stigma or a missing response was scored as zero points.
Zinke's answer seems consistent with how other Trump nominees have addressed this tough question.
